Description of the property

LOCATION: Located directly on a free sandy cove, surrounded by low rocks and bathed by the splendid Ionian Sea, in Marina di Mancaversa a few kilometers from Gallipoli, on the coastal road to Santa Maria di Leuca. It is the ideal vacation for those who want to spend a relaxing vacation, with various services in the immediate vicinity: from the small kiosk on the beach, to the shopping center, to the riding school, and also restaurants and pizzerias where you can taste the typical Salento cuisine or sample excellent wine, playground for the little ones and sports equipment. And the fun continues with the festivals and concerts that brighten the summer evenings of this and other neighboring towns and with the various pubs and bars that are located along the coast.
DESCRIPTION: The property is made up of semi-detached villas on one level, all equipped with bathrooms, air conditioning, kitchenette with kitchenette, parking space. Available in the following types:
- Three-room apartment 4 beds: on the ground floor, consisting of a living room with double sofa bed, kitchenette, bedroom with flat beds, double bedroom, bathroom, outdoor space and parking space;
SERVICE: Reception office near the property and info point in Gallipoli with continuous hours from 9 am to 8 pm, 24-hour technical assistance, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and one parking space per apartment.
BEACH: Directly on a sandy cove surrounded by low rocks and a few km from the renowned sandy beaches of Lido Pizzo (about 2 km), Punta della Suina (about 4 km) and Baia Verde (about 7 km).

Gallipoli and surroundings

The famous nickname of "Beautiful City" (this is the meaning of the toponym that derives from the Greek language) fits it perfectly. In fact, Gallipoli has always been attractive, since its ancient origins. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain why it has been continuously, over the centuries, at the centre of the sights of various conquering peoples: its territory has been subject to successive dominations and invasions by the Romans, Barbarians, Byzantines, Greeks, Normans, Angevins, Aragonese, Venetians, Spanish, French and others.

The “honey” of the Ionian city, there is no doubt, was and has long been its port and the commercial activities linked to it. Indeed, its ports. In fact, there are two places where boats can land and moor, the oldest of which (the fishing port) is located near the Greek Fountain and close to the Rivellino, almost on the border (marked by a 17th-century brick bridge) between the modern village (the renowned Corso Roma is its symbol) and the old city.

KEY COLLECTION ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE:

B&B RIVA DELLE DONNE
in Via Roma 60 Marina di Mancaversa – 73057 Taviano (LE)
Tel. 0833281613 - Cell 331 4523791